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I suppose a lemonade stand is a good lesson in how to be successful,  I am sure the children have no idea about how much lemonade actually costs as an enterprise. 

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Are you serious?  the government never gives,  I suppose the hard work and success of President Obama to make health care available for all, extending unemployment and offering grants to new small green business   Just doesn't count.  

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It is tragic that an unarmed person was killed, however he would be alive if he had complied with instructions given to him.

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It seems like this will become more frequently used in legal defense, Following the Bratcher case, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the sentencing decision of a Korean War Veteran convicted of murder should have taken into consideration Post Traumatic Stress he incurred during the war.

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